Intervention Therapists in 43230

I have experience working with adults and teens in a variety of clinical environments including community mental health, social services, and private practice. I have specialized knowledge and clinical skill-sets working with individuals experiencing challenges associated with anxiety, attention-deficits, depression, trauma, relationships, assertiveness/conflict management, and mood disorders. I apply Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and a strengths-based approach to empower others to reach their therapeutic goals and find their voice.

I enjoy working with others who are experiencing anxiety, depression, and other life issues. These "other life issues" can be widespread and varied including relationship struggles, need for life changes, and desire for self-actualization.

Are you a Black professional woman or college student experiencing a life changing event such as a new job, marriage, childbirth, graduation, a new relationship status, or dealing with loss? Perhaps you are searching for identity or purpose, and find yourself saying, “Who am I?” or “Who have I become? As you navigate these challenges, you may find yourself spiraling out of control or even feeling overwhelmed with anxiety and depression while trying to keep it all together. If this is your story, then I would love to help.

I have been a clinical social worker since 1983, and hold a Bachelor's in Psychology from Ohio University and a Master's in Social Work from the The University of Cincinnati. I also completed post-graduate studies at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland. My education and consequential training and experience has afforded me the opportunity to work with a diverse client population. I have worked and lived abroad, so I have extensive experience working with special populations.

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Treatment primarily for individual/family issues. Specializations: Grief/loss counseling, Trauma/PTSD and AOD support. Will provide Forensic assessments and counseling, Victims Assistance and case management upon request for domestic violence and other abuse related issues.

Do you find it difficult to deal with life transitions and change? Life has its unique challenges as we navigate through the different stages. Sometimes, we need support through these stages while dealing with the ongoing changes in our personal universe. Although change is difficult to handle at times, I feel that change promotes personal growth, perseverance, and inner strength. When dealt with appropriately, change can be a healthy part of life.

Hi, I'm Robin Gwin. I started Majestic Gifts as a way to offer people a unique experience of healing and growth. The authentic, non-judgmental nature of horses combined with their intuition and non-verbal communication skills can help people understand themselves more deeply and grow as a person in a variety of ways. My sessions are designed to help you work through any personal issues, pain, or trauma that you may have, through meaningful interactions with horses.

As we progress into the second year of being limited in traveling, gathering and socializing, we are finding ourselves less able to avoid our triggers, struggles, self image and overcome messages of being misunderstood and alone. For some, these last two years have caused more strain than strength within your relationship with children, family and or your partner. No matter the situation that brings a person to counseling the goal is to find a supportive, strength based, experienced, and compassionate clinician who will also challenge them to see that beyond the immediate storm there are blooming flowers.